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leoet foretuse en- 2anooperutlon, Der
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ban fort eiter peo 9soer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

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meset mere lalteiulo emo ies!
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ia, tilfioit iasoe ies til BAN, at ban bar
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je9 ia9oe bet p9ina uoen al 8itterbec,
f%uloItanoie / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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opm. Sun bar ca. so aar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

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hel6reber burtigt CLAIR, upreueu pub,
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montgomery d Co., Gecorab, Soma
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Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

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uer, SO @. Merrimac Str, Wanbelter,
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Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
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Stiftst." iOrellaar, at De SOsnmeno,
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spanbeuis us ielse bet paa @aoen
miuore BARTER.
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iErn Naroermpell.

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Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

1t is only a question of preference
whether you will leave your money
when you die, or allow your money
to leave you while you live.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

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ban flpbte al Challenge @inosUtia &
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5000 A9enter Dnlfes ltraI I'll at iRlse bt
fiueite Silitfcrt | De 6oreneoe Slater. Viii
upe Wgnltre for 1887. Sroper oip. 4 Gents
Store Yrgrebs9er 25 Gents. Nu er oct 81
ben ii! at tjene Hen9e. Stor &ommisiion o,
pene Yrerier 9ipeS bort.
Soutb minneapolis, 9aro Co.,
Wtnueapolis, Winn
Wt9pn bette Blaol.
, 1887-10-29

wagon worth 800, a pole road wagon
at $500, a set Of pole harness 500, a set
of single harness $35. and a pair of mares
81, 900.
Among the personal property is emu
merated one watch and chain, $75; dia-
mond pin and ring, 800 each; two bar.
rels of whisky, $40O; a shot gun, 800: a
rifle, 500; undivided interest in the
Black Hills & Montana railroad, $3.50;
200 volumes government reports, $50;
fifty volumes bound books, 800; one
thoroughbrace coach, 1925; one half in
terest in deposit of Post & Arbuckle,
$40 so; one half interest in Post & War.
rem deposit, $l5, and one wheel scraper,
$40.
Among other personal property are
Keets mine, Daadwood, 81 900; one third
interest in Hidden Treasure mine, Dead
wood, $500; one-half interest in contract
of purchase of 14,404 acres of railroad
land with Charles Arbuckle, to be pur
chased from Chadwick & Fisher, holders
of contract with Union Pacific Railway
company, $4,000; railroad construction
contract, state of Georgia, contract sold
since assignment for amount invested,
$50, 900; two thirds interest in Stebbins,
Fox & Co, Spearfsh, OAK, In chattel
mortgage and live stock, Sc, $50; one-third
interest in Southern Belle quartz mine,
Laramie county, no fixed value. The
total amount under this head is s72, $50
The Richard Frewen note, about which
there has been SO much talk, amounts tu
$2l. SAC. 10. Its estimated value accord
ing to the schedule is $500. In the More
ton Frewen case there are are a series of
seven notes, three for $40, 900 each, one
for SIG, 900 and one for 50, 100. The es-
timated value of the Who'll. amount which
is unsecured is $40, 900.
There were in all 400 certificates of de
post, while the contingent loans amount
to $l74.0 600, for which, of course, the
bank is only partially responsible.
, 1887-10-29

With the r%eopening OF the famous
'Hartyille mines the development of the
mountains of iron and enormous deposits
of mica will be a matter of course. Nature
has favored this section as it has no other
region on earth. Within a stones throw
of the vast beds Of almost pure iron lie
enormous quantities of the minerals and
materials to 1ux it, a circumstance which
insures an economical treatment of the
ore. A few miles west natural gas in
unlimited quantities has recently been
discovered, while tie coal beds of that
section have already attracted the atten-
ton of the world. Every prospector who
has visited the region has lapsed from
astonishment at its wonders only to snec-
ulate as to why its remarkable resources
are not developed. They will be. and
sooner than the most saDguine Wyoming
lite has anticipated. Within the past
month men holding claims in the district
have received flatterlng offers for their
prospects from agents of wealthy Eastern
syndicates. The gas wells will furnish
fuel for the iron works, rolling mills and
copper smclters and ~refneries. In less
than five months the building of a second
Plttsburg that will so n greatly exceed the
proportions of the famous PENNSYLVANIA
town, will be commenced upon the banks
of the Platte lbs miles north of this city.
With the Burlington & Missouri and
Union Pacific racing for the north. there
will be no lack of railway facilities
, 1887-10-29
AT L.
A Number of Cases Disposed of by
Judge and Lawyers.

District court convened at the regular
hour yesterday morning, Judge Maginns
presiding. An adjournment was taker
until Monday after disposing of the follow
ing cases;
A. II. Swan VS.. Wyoming Meat com
pany; sheriff sale confirmed.
=R. S. VanTassell VS.. r. S. VauTassell
& Co. The court authorized the receiver
to dispose of certain property.
Swan Land and Cattle Co. VS.. Thos.
Lawson. Proof of publication offered
evidence heard and judgment rendered
for 81, 232. II and costs.
Geo. Cassells VS.. Herman Kimme.
judgment by default in the sum Of
%. 4S8.5 SO and costs.
Annie Benns VS.. John II. Benns; suit
for divorce. Continued.
Territory VS.. Ketchum & Germs. Con,
tinued until Monday.
Territory VS.. Mccoy; defendants attor
ney requested that testimony be tran
scribed by stenographer. Continued un
til Monday.
Jacques Braun VS.. Morgan & Richey
default and Judgment for 81, lO5.
Territory VS.. Chas. Trumble; continued
until Monday.
First National VS.. Swan Bros. and F.
w. La~frentz; bill Of exceptions signed,
sealed, and made part of record.
, 1887-10-29
cHEYENNE,s NEW BIsHoP../
He Was Consecrated with Imposing
Ceremonies Yesterday.

The pleasing information was brought
last night by Associated Press from Chi
cage that Cheyenne's new Catholic bishop
had been consecrated there. The tele-
gram reads as follows:
CHICAGO, Oct. 28-To the archdiocese
OF Chicago belongs the honor of sending
to the new Catholic diocese of Cheyenne,
Wyo., its first bishop in the person of
~. DIR. NJ. s. Burke, of Joliet, Ills. i,
who was consecrated to the episcopate
this morning by Archbishop Feehan at
the Holy Name cathedral. The arch
bishop celebrated pontifcal high mas I,
assisted by Bishops McClosky, of Louis
vile. and CUsgrove, ofDavenport. Bishop
Ireland. of St. Paul, preached the ser
mon, after which followed the consecra-
ton.
About sixty visiting bishops were pres
ent at the ceremony, which was an occa
sion of great magnifcence.
, 1887-10-29
Net assets over all liabili-

Observation-Disclosures. .........$246 ,623 OF
Alter an examination of these ngures it
is of interest to inquire more specifically
into what are considered assets on the one
hand and liabilities on the other.
sToCKs AND BONDS
In stocks and bonds are enumerated
Cheyenne Club, mortgage bond, - shares
valued at 5000; Cheyenne Building and
Loan Association. SO shares valued at
$1,000; Leader Printing company, 81
shares, $3.50; Wyoming Development
company, 40 shares, $4,000 (partly
pied ged) Luke VOORHEES, Cattle compa-
ny. II shares, partly pledged, balance
$500. Wyoming Development company,
stocks partly pledged, $3O, 900; North
western Live Stock company, IS shares,
Sc. 375; Powder River Cattle company,
leo shares, par value $500. estimated
value 500; Post Percheron Horse Asso
citation, 4 shares, pledged, $400; Casa
Grande Land and Improvement compa-
ny, l 1000 shares, par value 500, 900; esti-
mated $1,000: Post Percheron Horse
Association, 1850 shares, pledged to GER
tain stockholders in guarantee that stock
of the association will pay s per cent for
Eve years, 1925, 200. The total assets in
stocks and bonds is given at S246, OPS.
H REAL ESTATE ASSET
are described as follows: Lots ), G, I
and s in block POS, the Ferguson street
residence property, no incumbrance, $40
J00i lot 8 in block 262, southeast corner of
Evans and Twentieth streets, no incum-
brance, 81, 500; lots 5 and 6 in block
235, Twenty first and House streets, no
incumbrance 81, 500; part of lots 3 and
4 in block 800, the bank property, no in
cumbrance $50, 600; the n ! of the Sc /,
and n J CT the sw section 10, township
4 south, of range 60 west, containing 100
acres, in Jefferson county, Colo, partly
incumbered by deed ftrust to D. Sheedy,
valued at Sl5, 900; four. ffths interest in
lots 6 and I block $50, old Taylor place,
deed in trust to Z. Nagle, for 5 200,
valued at Sc, 900; the north half of lot l
block ! and the north half of lot l6,
block II in the town of Silver Cliff, Colo,
valued at 81, 600.
Among the other assets enumerated are
warrants of the city of Cheyenne valued
at Sc, 5 1884; T. B. Hord, horses sold,
$780, Post Percheron Horse Association,
money loaned, SIS, $50; John A. Benson,
San Francisco, money loaned, $l5, 900;
John Talbot, Judgment, $265, making a
total of $4l, 359 81.
FIXTURES, FURNITURE AND PERSONAL.
In the assets are enumerated all the
furniture and fixtures of the bank in
Cheyenne and the bank at West Cliff,
and personal effects, which foot up alto
gether $40, ia As. Among the assets
enumerated at the barn are a light road
, 1887-10-29
TOW n TALK
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

The much talked of fast race will take
place at the fair grounds this afternoon at
) o'clock.
There is a large falling off in the attend
aucc of the platform committee since the
advent OF cold weather.
Sale ofseats for the presentation Of
Vim by Neil Burgess Monday night com
mences at Rhodes & Troxelrs this morn
ing,
The Rosina Yolkes Comedy company
occupied a s~plendidly furnished car which
was attached to the westbound train last
evening.
Chief Engineer Bogue's private car was
brought up from Denver and taken west
last evening. The Union Pacific official
is bound for Salt Lake.
1t is possible that the time schedule
may be changed so that the train first
intended to reach here at 9:45 p. M, will
reach here instead at 2:30 a. m.
In a private letter to a gentleman in
this city a member of the Deer creek
company states that shipment of fuel
from that point will commence Nov. l..
Ed. Bryant, the unfortunate miner &C.
cidentally killed in the shaft of the Sauls.
bury mine at Silver Crown, was buried
from the residence of Milton Taylor yes
terday afternoon.
Letters of administration to Mary A.
Selden On the estate of Mrs. A. Wheeler,
deceased, have been revoked by reason of
the marriage of the administrators, and
Walter ID. Pease appointed in her stead.
Territorial Veterinarian Hopkins yes
terday returned fiom an official "trip to
Carbon county. While absent he con-
demned three glandered horses at Raw
Inns. These were the only cases in that
section.
p. M. Evans, a Minonk, Ill gentle
man who owns property in this city,
writes that he contemplates visiting this
section to inspect the marble quarries,
with a view to establishing works in
Cheyenne.
Cavanaugh. the alleged horse thief re-
Gently captured in Utah, is undoubtedly
wanted for murder in New Mexico, bat
the authorities of that territory do not
evince any desire to secure possession of
the criminal, having withdrawn the 81, 900
reward once offered for his apprehension.
John McCandlish, accompanied by his
mother, will leave here this morning for
Buffalo, where they will hereafter make
their home. Mr.. McCandlish goes to
Buffalo to assume general charge of the
big hardware business of c. P. Organ &
Co., a position for which he is in every
way qualified.
, 1887-10-29
Packed Houses Greet Him.

A packed house greeted Neil Burgess
in Vim. If Laugh and grow fat" be a
true saying, then those present will have
to take some medicine this morning in
order to reduce their flesh to a becoming
weight. Such shouts and roars of laugh
ter seldom, if ever, echoed through a
thcater as were kept up continuously for
three hours last night. 1t was one wild
wave of hilarity from the rise until the
fall of the curtain.
, 1887-10-29

for it is a fact that he has never during
the existence of this partnership drawn
from the firm one dollar of its profits,
paying his personal accounts from his
private funds. If we have been unfor-
tunate in our endcavors to develop the
of the territory it has been a
mistake in our judgment. We believe
that our resources, if properly handled,
VIII pay u Indebtedness in full.
+. j. BAKER,
lvtR JOHNSON.
Firm of Baker 4 johnson.
In addition to the attachment of Cor.
don, a suit was yesterday commenced
against the firm by Paxton & Gallagher,
Omaha grocery dealers, for the recovery
of $3.50. 1t is said that preliminary
papers in several other suits will be filed
in the Office CT clerk of court to day.
1t is utterly impossible to even approx
mate the assets or liabilities of the firm.
1t is believed hat Mr.. Kent was their
heaviest creditor. Aside from the fact
that they own the smelter and several
valuable claims at Silver Crown, they are
extensively interested in the oil and coal
fields and hold titles to immense areas of
land, from the sale of which a great deal
of money could be realized.
Doubtlessly the affairs of the firm will
soon be in such a condition that the fail.
ure can be spoken Of in~telligently. When
that time arrives it will be found that
.extravagant street rumors and reports cir
culated by malicious persons are far from
the truth.
, 1887-10-29

Mr.. Neil Burgess is unapproachable IN
his special line of business. 1t is doubt.
full whether his equal in that class Of
stage character ever lived. The company
Is first class in every respect, and every
subordinate part filled most admirably.
We advise our friends everywhere TO
crowd the house and forget dull time and
trouble in the hilarity of Vim.
, 1887-10-29

An order of the Red Cross will be es-
tabllshed here, and all old members and
those who would like to Join are invited.
There will be a meeting at X. of p. hall,
Seventeenth street, next Tuesday evening
at 1880, to make arrangements. All are
invited. Remember it is a Temperance
order. NJ. j. GARRETT.
, 1887-10-29

The following instruments we're filed for
record in the county clerks office yester-
day:
liver johnson and wife to T. A. Kent
4S0 acres in section IS, township 90: 81.
Same to same one-half interest in lot 9,
block 8, Lusk; 5000.
Ellen NJ. Coyle to VIM. Ellis. San
Diego, Cal, lot 5, block so, lot 5, block
347; 500.
R. NJ. Campbell, Adams county, Neb. ,
to Rosa f. Webster, same place. lots 3
and 4, block los, Cheyenne; 81, 900
E. G. Webster and wife, Adams
county, Neh., to L NJ. Campbell. lots 3
and A., block LOG, CHEYENNE; 81 900.
Mining deed, A. f. Richey and G..
Boulter to +. p. Snow for | 7 interest in
the Eureka lode at Silver Crown 81.
f j. Baker to liver johnson for ] in
tercst in section 2S. township 20 north, OF
range 81 west; $500.
, 1887-10-29

The latest styles of Fish,
Clark y Hagg NecksUear,
and Hats from the Iead-
ing BrOadsc0y halter,
T'OHnt an, at W"hitcOnib y
Co.'S.
, 1887-10-29

Ladies' all wool garments cleaned or
dyed, all made up. Colorado Steam Dye
Works, 1882, Larimer street, Denver.
, 1887-10-29

Emma Riggs was arralgned before
Judge Lee yesterday charged with aiding
and assisting VIM. Mccoy in his recent
escape, knowing that he was a fugitive
from justice. The woman maintained a
stubborn silence during the proceedings,
speaking only when almost forced. In
default of $500 bail she was remanded to
the county jail.
VIM. Cavanaugh and John Wilkes,
recently captured in Utah, didn't seem to
be greatly interested in the legal proceed
ings. They waived examination and were
bound over in the sun of $500 each. The
complaint charges them with the larceny
, 1887-10-29
QUARTER OF A MILLION.
Assets Compared With Liabilities
of M. E. Post & Co.
Big Schedule Comprising Both
Filed Yesterday.
Some Facts and Figures Taken
From the Document.

The schedule of assets and liabilities of
Morton f. Post & Co. was filed yesterday
In the Office of Probate Judge Bergman.
1t is the most voluminous document of
the kind ever filed in this county and
shows that a good deal of labor must have
been expended in its preparation. The
document was examined with much inter
est and curiosity by many people who
visited the court house yesterday. 1t was
found that some people who claimed to
have lost heavily by the suspension OF the
bank lost either nothing at all or an
amount 50 very small that it was scarcely
worth mentioning. In the re~capitulation
at the end of the document the liabilities
are summarized as follows:
Arising at Cheyenne. 1906, Jos So
Arising at West Cliff. ........... As. 902 27
Balance. ........ ........."...... All, 1895 80
1928, 4O3 rs
The total assets are recapitulated as
follows:
Personal property, goods and
chattels." ~, ia 40
Notes, open accounts, rents,
etc........................ $50, 735 OF
Notes, open accounts, rents,
ETC., at West Cliff. 0.2S9 90
Stocks and bonds............... 246, OPS 90
Real estate. 10000 90
Sundry warrants, notes, etc.. Al, 1859 81
Other personal property. $3.50 90
1928, 4O3 rs
Balance gross assets over LA
blities. 1896 90
Deducting doubtful indebted
ness, notes, etc......~....... I7O,772 So
Net assets over all liabili-
, 1887-10-29

If you anticipate buying a silk or satin
dress call at S. Kellner's, for you can buy
one there for a great deal less than the
wholesale cost, as the stock will be closed
very soon.
, 1887-10-29

Read S. Kellner's ''ad'' this morning.
Engraving in all its branches Is done at
LEHNER, BUEoHNER & Co. IS.